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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best StoryADay episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to StoryADay for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite StoryADay episode by adding your comments to the episode page.
The Ripple Effect
StoryADay
01/01/22 • 19 min
Encouragement to see possibilities, and not be burdened by perfectionism, in the New Year.
LINKS::
This episode: https://storyaday.org/episode236
3-Day Challenge: https://storyaday.org/3dc
Serious Writers' Accountability Group: https://stada.me/swagr
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03/06/21 • 17 min
One of the first questions people ask me, as new writers, is "how can I get some feedback on my writing". In this episode I argue that might be the wrong question...
Also: a writing prompt about one of the senses.
::LINKS::
Get the critique group primer: https://stada.me/vulnerable
Writing Prompt: https://storyaday.org/wow-smell
04/25/20 • 38 min
We're a week away from StoryADay May. Take the WRITER Code workshop here: https://storyaday.org/writer-code
Find out more about StoryADay Superstars, our writing community: https://www.storyaday.com/superstars-2020
Today's episode is a conversation with Tammy Breitweiser whose flash fiction has been published in The Ninja Writers Monthly, Spelk, Clover and White, and Elephants Never. Her essay is in the I Wrote it Anyway anthology. You can connect with Tammy through Twitter @TLBREIT or through her medium page https://medium.com/@tammybreitweiser. Sign up for her newsletter here.
In this interview she mentions Windy Lynn Harris's excellent book "Writing & Selling Short Stories & Personal Essays"
182 - Shaping Dreams
StoryADay
09/19/20 • 17 min
Does it matter if you write? Hell, yes. Let' s talk about that....
JOURNAL QUESTIONS
1a, How are you when you are writing? (how's your focus, your mood, your relationships?)
1b, Who does that impact?
2, Whose writing affected you most deeply in your life?
3, Who could your writing be a gift for?
Not ready for a 30 Day Challenge? Try the 3 Day Challenge: https://storyaday.org/3dc/
173 - What's Your Very Next Step?
StoryADay
07/11/20 • 15 min
There is so much information about writing out there...it can be hard to figure out what you should be working on. In this episode I walk you through one way to figure out (and focus on) your very next step.
Take the 3 Day Challenge: https://www.storyaday.com/3-day-challenge
Leave a comment: https://storyaday.org/episode173
Writing Prompt: Write A Seasonal Story https://storyaday.org/prompt-seasonal-story/
172 - Be In The Stage You're In
StoryADay
06/27/20 • 24 min
Part of the art of making progress in your writing is knowing what stage you're in, and what you need to study and practice, to move to the next stage. And that's what I'm talking about today.
Sign Up For The Serious Writers' Accountability Group reminders
11/07/20 • 18 min
In Part 2 of my interview with Angela Ackerman, co-author of The Emotion Thesaurus and host of Writers Helping Writers, we talk about how to use details to write great characters, immerse readers in your story, and even figure out your plot.
Links:
Writers Helping Writers: http://stada.me/whw
One Stop For Writers: http://stada.me/osfw
161 - Come and write with me
StoryADay
03/21/20 • 12 min
In which I talk about the live writing sprints I've been running and the importance of stories in times of stress.
02/15/20 • 20 min
Sometimes what used to work for us no longer works.
In this podcast I talk about the benefits and downsides of your writing commitments, I encourage you to scare yourself, and I revisit the subject of habits, and check in to see how you're getting on.
Also: I preview some coming changes to the podcast
LINKS:
The StoryADay Short Story Framework, in case you want to write a story today but aren't sure how to get started: https://storyaday.org/framework
The StoryADay 3 Day Challenge, in case you need a little extra accountability and you work best with a curriculum: https://storyaday.org/3DC
Mind The GAP
StoryADay
04/03/21 • 19 min
There is a danger zone between our aspirations and the moment when our writing practice begins to click. You can navigate it safely if you Mind the GAP.
Also: My ShortLIST for figuring out which courses and events to sign up for in the always-crowded summer of Writing Conferences and Festivals.
It's an acronym-heavy episode this week, but it's all here to help you become the writer you know you're meant to be.
MIND THE GAP
Phase 1 - Getting Started (exciting)
Phase 2 - Aaargh! (uncomfortable, danger zone)
Phase 3 - Persistent progress (easy)
Short LIST
L - Learning
I - Implementation
S - Support
T - Trust
LINKS Shiny Object Syndrome Worksheet Deciding if you should invest in an event/course/book
https://storyaday.org/shiny-objects/
Writing prompt https://storyaday.org/wow-sight
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FAQ
How many episodes does StoryADay have?
StoryADay currently has 321 episodes available.
What topics does StoryADay cover?
The podcast is about Writer, Fiction, Story, Writing, Author, Storytelling, Podcasts, Books and Arts.
What is the most popular episode on StoryADay?
The episode title 'The Ripple Effect' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on StoryADay?
The average episode length on StoryADay is 16 minutes.
How often are episodes of StoryADay released?
Episodes of StoryADay are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of StoryADay?
The first episode of StoryADay was released on May 18, 2016.
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